HELPPPPP!!!!!Which factors contributed to growing tensions in Europe on the eve of World War I? Check all that apply. Countries
built massive armed forces to protect their interests. Countries signed trade alliances promising to sell goods to one another. Countries made promises to protect one another if attacked. Countries competed with one another to build worldwide empires. Countries encouraged strong feelings of devotion to the homeland.
<u>Out of the given choices, the factors contributed to growing tensions in Europe on the eve of World War I are as follows:
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Countries built massive armed forces to protect their interests.
Countries made promises to protect one another if attacked.
Countries competed with one another to build worldwide empires.
Countries encouraged strong feelings of devotion to the homeland.
Answer: Option A, C, D, and E
<u>Explanation:
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The period before World War I actually began was characterized by countries trying to establish their dominance as the world powers. Countries like the U.S and Great Britain stood with each other whereas Germany and Russia stood against each other.
The respective national-level leaders of many countries motivated young men of their countries to strive hard in order to prove that their country is the most powerful. The desire to establish dominance resulted in violent outcomes which ended into World War I.
The adjective clause in this is the, "who was famished," part. Adjective clauses usually start with words like, "who", "whom", "whose", "that", etc. and includes an adjective. Famished is the adjective.
